The President signed a number of laws on legislation improvement.

Amendments to the Law “On Banks and Banking Activities in the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic” stipulate that cash and other rights as well as individuals carrying out individual entrepreneurial activities without forming a legal entity are in accounts and deposits or deposited with a bank, a credit organization, an arrest may be imposed only by the court, the investigating authorities, bailiffs and other bodies exclusively in cases, the rule of the current legislation.

Applications for funds in the accounts and in deposits, banks, other credit organizations upon receipt of decisions (determination, ruling) on ​​the imposition of an arrest should periodically cease spending operations on this account (deposit) within the limits of the money that was seized. At the same time, as stated in the law, adopted and signed by the President, banks and other credit organizations are not liable for damage caused as a result of an arrest or foreclosure of funds and other values ​​of their customers. Confiscation of funds and other valuables can be made on the basis of a court judgment that has entered into legal force.

Amendments and addendum to the Constitutional Law "On the Commissioner for Human Rights in the PMR", which entered into force after signing by Vadim Krasnoselsky, the deputies of the Supreme Council established a number of criteria for applicants for this high public office. This may be a citizen of Pridnestrovie, on the day of election who has reached the 35th anniversary, possessing high moral qualities, knowledge in the sphere of human rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen, experience in human rights activities, as well as having work experience (service) in law or rights protection and freedoms of man and citizen for at least 7 years. He must also have a higher professional education and for all the past five years reside in the territory of the PMR.

The President also signed a law, the appeal of which the Supreme Council was initiated by the deputy Yury Kucherenko. It deals with the addition to the Civil Code of the norm, which allows minors from 16 years old (previously 18 years old) to independently perform a number of banking operations, including non-cash payments. However, parental consent is not required. The application of the law elected representatives emphasized that this is especially important for students of colleges and universities and is in line with current trends.